Cabrillo High School - Tierra Royal Yearbook (Lompoc, CA)

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organizations lf every Conquistador didn't belong to some campus organization, it was his own fault. Most student interests were repre- sented. Since few organizations met during class periods, most represented extra-hour work and friendship. Individuals ioined the various organiza- tions beccruse of special interest and then went on to share individual talents to make the groups better. Whether the Cabrillo C was worn on a ski iacket, a Cheerleader's sweater or on a notebook at a spech contest, pride in the school went everywhere the organizations went.

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ASB Events Fill the Year The Associated Student Body started out a busy year with the sale of 'I967-68 A.S.B. cards. Over 900 were sold helping out the student body treasury. The first A.S.B. sponsored event was Cabrillo's first Home- coming. Forming committees, deciding on a theme and band became immediate problems. It proved to be the first maior success for year and was a prediction of other successes to come. This year twenty delegates went to the fall Inter- School Council Conference held in Atascadero. They participated in discussion groups and came back with ideas to improve the school and its government. Linda Bonacker represented Cabrillo at the Governor's Traffic Safety Conference held in Los Angeles during December. During the year, the newly formed Inter-Club Council was organized and proved to be a great help in draw- ing the student body and club activities closer together. Another very important job of the student ofticers was to revise the constitution to make it clearer and more practical for Cabrillo's student body. A.S.B. President, Bob Davis A.S.B. Vice President, Paul Holmes A.S.B. Treasurer, Tim Eum. A.S.B. Secretary, Anita Andersen 36